Unfortunately, this deal has expired 9 September 2023.
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Posted 8 September 2023
FREE EV Charging 9th September only
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The 9th September is World EV Charging Day, and there's a couple of offering not charging for xx time, so thought i'd list them in one thread. As/when i spot anymore, i'll add or if you lovely lot any let me know and i'll update
Offers will depend on on location (Always check terms)
EZ Charge
To celebrate, we have a special offer exclusively for our app members. On September 9th, 2023, enjoy the first hour of charging absolutely FREE. After your initial hour, our usual rates apply: 47p/kWh during the day and 42p/kWh overnight.
Speaking of our app – if you haven’t jumped on board yet, now’s the perfect time.
Download our app now by clicking here.
To be eligible for our offer, you just need to register on the app once downloaded and add a payment method. Then when it comes to world EV day, you just need to ensure you start your session from within the app and your final bill will have the fee for the first hour of charging removed!
RAW Charging
RAW Charging, the go-to electric vehicle chargepoint operator for the hospitality, leisure and retail sectors, is celebrating World EV Day by offering drivers the opportunity to charge for free across a variety of destinations on Saturday 9 September 2023.
RAW’s charging network which includes popular sites such as McArthurGlen outlets in York, Bridgend, and the East Midlands, over 500 chargers at Greene King pubs across the UK and several hotels and spas under the Exclusive brand such as Pennyhill Park Hotel and Spa in Surrey will offer free charging for drivers throughout the day. Free charging will begin at 12:01am on Saturday 9 September and normal fees will resume at 23:59 on the same day. Predominantly AC fast charging, RAW’s partner destinations provide drivers with simple usable chargepoints.
Offers will depend on on location (Always check terms)
EZ Charge
To celebrate, we have a special offer exclusively for our app members. On September 9th, 2023, enjoy the first hour of charging absolutely FREE. After your initial hour, our usual rates apply: 47p/kWh during the day and 42p/kWh overnight.
Speaking of our app – if you haven’t jumped on board yet, now’s the perfect time.
Download our app now by clicking here.
To be eligible for our offer, you just need to register on the app once downloaded and add a payment method. Then when it comes to world EV day, you just need to ensure you start your session from within the app and your final bill will have the fee for the first hour of charging removed!
RAW Charging
RAW Charging, the go-to electric vehicle chargepoint operator for the hospitality, leisure and retail sectors, is celebrating World EV Day by offering drivers the opportunity to charge for free across a variety of destinations on Saturday 9 September 2023.
RAW’s charging network which includes popular sites such as McArthurGlen outlets in York, Bridgend, and the East Midlands, over 500 chargers at Greene King pubs across the UK and several hotels and spas under the Exclusive brand such as Pennyhill Park Hotel and Spa in Surrey will offer free charging for drivers throughout the day. Free charging will begin at 12:01am on Saturday 9 September and normal fees will resume at 23:59 on the same day. Predominantly AC fast charging, RAW’s partner destinations provide drivers with simple usable chargepoints.
More details at Community Updates
Edited by Dan_82, 8 September 2023
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sorted byi’d recommend you use website like zap map and look around your local area.
as a rule though charging at home is usually cheapest but will also generally be slower.
Can’t see how economics are bad, works well as a second car and shoving as many miles on it as possible
Charge points are a bit sparse
#Worldsmellyday
How much is a charge for an average car nowadays?? No tesla or porsche
However the car does 60mpg on petrol and at around £6 a gallon means unless you can get a decent price on electric when out and about madly it costs less to use petrol!.
Having said that if I charge at home it’s roughly £4 a charge which works out slightly less then petrol at the moment. (Im currently looking for a new electrical tariff for charging as not swapped yet but cost should come down for home charging when I find one that doesn’t mean overall running my electrics during the daytime would negate the savings from charging the car at night..) my rough maths was it was 10p a mile for electric on a home charge and 12p for petrol when I worked it out a few months ago.
I guess that for fully electric cars their range and miles on each charge would be better? I did a google search for a Tesla and it worked at at about 6p a mile on a good home rate or 15p if using one of the chargers above (I’m assuming they get a better rate at the Tesla charger than that though)
Edited for spelling as on phone! (edited)
Didn’t work for me got charged after session 🥲 (edited)